Proposed legislation would allow the National Flood Insurance Program to fund dismantling or relocating at-risk coastal structures.

Elbit Systems of America will expand its Roanoke County manufacturing facility. The $30 million dollar expansion is expected to create nearly 300 new jobs. The news is just the latest twist at a defense-industry facility that goes back 66 years.

Paid family and medical leave is one of the issues at the top of the agenda for Democrats who run the Virginia Senate.

Virginia’s governor-elect, Abigail Spanberger, has asked UVA’s Board of Visitors to suspend its search for a new president. Students and faculty have joined the chorus, but as Sandy Hausman reports an official search committee says it’s pushing ahead.

The first African slaves came to this country in 1609, and Virginia would become the center of bondage. By the 1850’s, eight to ten-thousand people were auctioned in Richmond each year. One of those sold into slavery at the age of 12 was a young woman named Mary Ann. This fall, a statue of her was unveiled in northern England.

Environmental groups said the update falls short on several targets, but is critical to moving forward with a shared vision.

If you’re not using humidifiers correctly, you may be breathing in toxic minerals, according to Andrea Dietrich, professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Virginia Tech.

Are AI bots snagging up the best seats in the house? A member of the House of Delegates who wants to crack down on algorithms that buy tickets in bulk.

Much of the new legal weed market legislation is based on efforts previously vetoed by outgoing Governor Glenn Youngkin.

This month, the state is expected to release a report on the effects of gun violence in the Commonwealth. At the University of Virginia’s School of Law, students and faculty have done their own study, looking at why so many young people feel the need for a firearm.